... and 13th. Oct. 3rd, passed the ship Chapultippc and barque St. George, bound east; ship Advice, bdound int ships Mndio, Consul, Try Again City of Montrfal, arid Morning Star, inwards; in la B 49.26 9., long. 08.28 N, the ship Albion, bound eastward; on the ...

... the 18th inst in her Majesty's ship Serapis from service in Bengal. Surgeon Majors D Murray, B Lane, F Ferguson, and R F Buchanan, of the Army Medical Depart- ment,arrived at Portsmouth on the 18th inat in her Majesty's ship Serapis from service in Bengal ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENCE. I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (Reuter's Ttlegramn.) Copenhagen, Wednesday, June 3. On Saturday next the King will reeeive tho Greek deputation at Cbristianaberg ia solemn audience, in order to announce to them the acceptance'of the ...

... afternoon. TROOP SHIPS FOR INDIA. Intelligence hra been received of the arrival, at the I Cape of Good Hope, of the Robert Lowe, steam ship, 4 witb 400 troops on board. This vessel sailed from Ktingstown on the 29th of July. The ship Hot- spur, from ...

... go; Mar- garet, 218 tons, Robinson, master, from Liverpool, bound to Gibraltar, coals; as this ship is leaky, she pro- ceeds to Dublin. The latest shipping arrivals are the following:-Ro- sina, 82 tons, Rees, master, from Bridgewater, bricks; 1llaigaritta ...

... Liverpool, all well. Ships spoken by Moravian-August 18, ship Wil. liam Jackson, bound down; barque Annie Laurie, up; ship Arran, up; 19th, ship Nelson, up; brig Thompson, down; ship Geniffer, down; ess. St. David, up; 20th, ...

... ITAR INTELLIG-E-N, T' -MILITARY; INTELLIGENCE.- (FROMl OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) The 1st Battalion'Gloster Regiment leaveq Dublin to-day for Alderlhot, embarking at Kinagstown in H M S Assistance. for con I veyance to Portsmouth, en roite to that greaS ...

... xiamend vessels should be fitted up as a trnusporting hospital ship attached to the fleet in Chiiia, to convey the sick and wounded during our future operations to the stationary hospital ship. STATE OF THE PUBLIC REVENUE. The accounts for the year ending ...

... KINGSTOWN INTELLIGENCE. I f , -, I DNL (FROM OUR CORRlESPONDNT.) WEDrESDAY EVENING.-The band of the 7Gth Re- giment played a well-selected programme of music Ol the promenade this day, which was very fashionably at- tended. I am informed that Captain ...

... rived out. Pased-July 2nd, ship Lockeat; barques Highland Mary, St. George, Lady Gordon, Huron, Larcaster, Sea Sprite; ships Jo1n Bearsk, Bland; brig Louise, July 10-A large screw steam er bound we3t. July 2nd-*Barque Catherine, ship Bethlah Sunderlaad. July ...

... sobbery and coidoption.- N ?? YonB, DEOFmBFB 26.-The ship Newton, sfroam Nelw York for Hamburg, with petroleum, was asho re at Nantucket on the 24th, and' 1vent to pieces -all hands lost. Tue ship Old Colony went ashore .near FortCLafayette, on the, 26th ...

... tile same privileges as French ships. Thte Moniteur also publishles a decree appointing ?? Julien Lagriviere to the command of the naval division which France will send to Mexico, and nominating the commanders of fire ships of the .squladlron. Lisbon, ...